Court Forms - Connecticut
Judicial Branch:
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Official Court
Forms JD-CL-12 - Appearance JD-FM-75 - Application for
Waiver of Fees JD-FM-221 - Verified Petition for
Visitation - Grandparents & Third Parties JD-FM-162 -
Order to Attend Hearing and Notice to the Defendant JD-FM-158 -
Notice of Automatic Orders JD-FM-164 - Affidavit Concerning
Children JD-FM-164A - Addendum to Affidavit Concerning Children
JD-FM-6 - Long Financial Affidavit OR JD-FM-6 - Short Financial
Affidavit JD-FM-183 - Custody/Visitation Agreement JD-FM-185 - Motion for Intervention in Family Matters
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Family Forms -
Filing for Custody or Visitation (or both)
Research guides prepared by the
Connecticut Judicial Branch law librarians:
OLR Research
Reports - Office of Legislative Research:
Custody or Guardianship
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Grandparents Raising Grandchildren
- 2007-R-0056
You asked us to highlight differences when grandparents raise their
grandchildren as (1) Department of Children and Families (DCF)-subsidized
guardians or (2) probate court-appointed guardians.
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Grandparents' Rights
- 2005-R-0832
You asked for an
explanation of Connecticut law on grandparents' custody of,
and visitation with, their grandchildren.
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Grandparents' Custody of Grandchildren
- 2003-R-0596
You asked for an explanation of (1)
Connecticut law on grandparents'
custody of, and visitation with, their grandchildren and (2) "de facto"
custody laws in other states.
Financial Assistance
Visitation
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Grandparents' Visitation Rights - 2023-R-0117
Does
Connecticut law give grandparents rights to visitation and contact
with their grandchildren?
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Grandparents' Visitation Rights in Connecticut and Select States - 2015-R-0082
This report
summarizes (1) Connecticut's and other New England states' laws on
grandparents' visitation rights and (2) recent legislation on this
issue.
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Caselaw on
Grandparents' Visitation Rights in Connecticut
- 2011-R-0333
You asked us to summarize five Supreme Court cases (four from
Connecticut's court and one from the U.S. Supreme Court) involving
child visitation and custody disputes between fit parents and third
parties, including grandparents (Castagno v. Whoelean, Troxel v.
Granville, Roth v. Weston, Fish v. Fish, and DiGiovanni v. St.
George).
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Grandparents' Visitation Rights
- 2011-R-0079
You asked for a comparison of Connecticut's law on grandparents'
right to visit their grandchildren with the laws on that subject in
other states.
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Grandparent
Visitation Over a Parents' Objection
- 2011-R-0022
You asked what legislation could be enacted to strengthen a
grandparent's right to visit his or her grandchild over a parent's
objection.
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Grandparents Rights
- 2009-R-0439
You asked several questions regarding grandparents' rights to
petition the court for visitation with their grandchildren.
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Act Concerning Visitation Rights for Grandparents and Other Persons.
( Effective October 1, 2012)
Connecticut General
Statutes |
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Sec.17a-98a.
Kinship Navigator program
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Sec. 17a-10b.
Commissioner to use best efforts to notify grandparent
when child removed from custody of parent.
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Sec. 46b-56.
(Formerly Sec. 46-42). Superior Court orders re custody,
care, therapy, counseling and drug and alcohol screening of minor children or
parents in actions for dissolution of marriage, legal separation and annulment.
Access to records of minor children by noncustodial parent. Parenting education
program.
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Sec. 46b-56b.
Presumption re
best interest of child to be in custody of parent.
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Sec. 46b-57.
(Formerly Sec.
46-47). Third party intervention re custody of minor children. Preference of
child.
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Sec. 46b-59.
Petition for right of visitation with
minor child. Order for payment of fees.
Roth v. Weston,
259 Conn. 202 (2002).
[Visitation]
Clements v. Jones,
71 Conn. App. 688 (2002).
Denardo
v. Bergamo,
272 Conn. 500 (2005).
Fish v. Fish,
285 Conn. 24, 45 (2008). [Custody]
Boisvert v. Gavis, 332 Conn. 115 (2019) [Visitation]
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